Not ready to migrate yet?
You do not have to rip everything out on day one.
Keep the calendar, the billing system, the vertical tool with ten years of history. Ask the assistant for a page on that data — this week’s jobs, who owes what, a board the crew actually opens. The screen is Thogits. The source can stay where it is until you move it.
Token, or a built-in connector
Two ways in:
- Paste a token. If the other product issues an API key, put it in. The assistant can help you find it.
- Sign in with a built-in connector. Google Calendar is the one we ship today. More connectors land the same way — OAuth, not a fake grid of 400 logos.
Then you decide what the page shows. A week view. An invoice list. A job board that also knows what is on the calendar.
This is not a HubSpot-style marketplace. It is a way to put a real screen on data you already pay for.
What that looks like
Once a tool is connected:
- A page can read it and show it
- Records in Thogits can sit next to it, when you want a system of record
- The assistant can work the result over chat, email, or a call — it can call you
- The API is there if you want a script of your own
- MCP if your own agent should see and edit Thogits records (MCP does not build pages or run automations)
The space is still shared. Everyone invited sees the same data. Web and iPhone, live.
You can start from a template and connect the one tool you are not ready to leave.
When to connect vs when to replace
Replace the trackers: the boards, the light CRMs, the “master” spreadsheets. That is what Thogits is for.
Keep the products that own a different layer: payments, ledgers, email infrastructure, a deep vertical system. Connect those. Do not pretend a workspace replaces a bank feed.
Try it
Connect Google, or paste a token from a tool you already have, and ask for a page on that data. See Features, check pricing, or sign up.